The Science Show

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The Science Show episodes

April 13, 2019 A science-led election?
Bill Shorten describes science under a Labor government
Australian hydrogen could power the world many times over
Antarctic coasts melted by warmer oceans
Slime moulds exhibit memory
New ideas about ridged teeth of large aquatic feeders
Deciphering the social behaviour of ants
55 min
April 13, 2019 A science-led election?
Bill Shorten describes science under a Labor government
Australian hydrogen could power the world many times over
Antarctic coasts melted by warmer oceans
Slime moulds exhibit memory
New ideas about ridged teeth of large aquatic feeders
Deciphering the social behaviour of ants
55 min
April 06, 2019 Scientists support worldwide moratorium on editing human embryos
Budget provides science a nudge
Moratorium call on editing human embryos
Energy used to produce wasted food in US could power whole countries
Measuring the universe may lead to new physics, and new model of the universe
Worldwide bird sightings collated at eBird
Interactive experience for visitors at SF Exploratorium
55 min
April 06, 2019 Scientists support worldwide moratorium on editing human embryos
Budget provides science a nudge
Moratorium call on editing human embryos
Energy used to produce wasted food in US could power whole countries
Measuring the universe may lead to new physics, and new model of the universe
Worldwide bird sightings collated at eBird
Interactive experience for visitors at SF Exploratorium
55 min
March 30, 2019 The making and breaking of memory
President Trump heading for the far side of the Moon
Early prep for human missions to Mars
Lights affect migratory birds
NestWatch tracks breeding success of birds across the US
Where memories are held
New focussed approach to brain therapy
Miniaturisation and wifi bring hope for patients with epilepsy and vision impairment
55 min
March 30, 2019 The making and breaking of memory
President Trump heading for the far side of the Moon
Early prep for human missions to Mars
Lights affect migratory birds
NestWatch tracks breeding success of birds across the US
Where memories are held
New focussed approach to brain therapy
Miniaturisation and wifi bring hope for patients with epilepsy and vision impairment
55 min
March 23, 2019 Is IQ fixed?
How racial prejudice can easily appear in classrooms
The human race - a race of one
Henry Sutton an inspiration for students at Federation University
Project FeederWatch feeds birds, unites people, provides valuable data
Fairywren Project collates bird sightings to monitor changes in populations and range
55 min
March 23, 2019 Is IQ fixed?
How racial prejudice can easily appear in classrooms
The human race - a race of one
Henry Sutton an inspiration for students at Federation University
Project FeederWatch feeds birds, unites people, provides valuable data
Fairywren Project collates bird sightings to monitor changes in populations and range
55 min
March 16, 2019 Stopping the plunge in achievement in STEM at school and university
Understanding not memorization the key to learning maths
New approach to teaching hopes to improve retention in STEM
Carl Sagan inspires search for life beyond Earth
Elements of interest to Australia
Racial prejudice from teachers lessens student results
55 min
March 16, 2019 Stopping the plunge in achievement in STEM at school and university
Understanding not memorization the key to learning maths
New approach to teaching hopes to improve retention in STEM
Carl Sagan inspires search for life beyond Earth
Elements of interest to Australia
Racial prejudice from teachers lessens student results
55 min

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The Science Show gives Australians unique insights into the latest scientific research and debate, from the physics of cricket to prime ministerial biorhythms.